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Nov 1, 2005
Hi All,
I'm new to this board, teaching in Manchester, England.
Today I got hold of some Geography coursework after a
fieldtrip to a limestone area. The 14 year old boy in
question had evidently been thinking of other things
whilst expalining how limestone pavement is formed.
Quote: " I know by my neglegee that this is so ".
I am at a loss to explain how he managed this because when
approached, I had to explain to him what a neglegee was. I
suppose you really had to be there to see the look on his
face, bearing in mind he's a bit of a tearaway.
Regards,
Lozviz.
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On 11/01/05, lozviz wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm new to this board, teaching in Manchester, England.
>
> Today I got hold of some Geography coursework after a
> fieldtrip to a limestone area. The 14 year old boy in ...See More